The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-08-04

Keeter, Mr.. Leander II: Corey and MISS
Alma E. Keeter, Rev G. s. Tumhrr oiiic-
iating. 1t was quiet. marriage, only the
immediate relatives of the bride present AT
ter the ceremony, the happy couple repaired
to Mrs Mullins residence, where the groom
boarded, and found room elegantly fur
nished for their reception. Our best wishes
attend them through life.
-MARRIED-On the 9th of July at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr. I. A.
Gober, in this county, Mr.. James A. Brown,
of Chattanooga Tenn, and Miss Alice Go
Der Rev V E. Manget officiating The
happy couple lett ON the evening train for
| the home of the groom We extend our
! congratulations and wish that their lives
may be one of unbroken happiness and
prosperity.
-FoR SALE-My residence, on kenne
saw Avenue, containing eleven rooms also
pantry, store and bath rooms, hot and cold
water, and lighted with gas Will also sell
| my furniture and carpets with tie bouse.
For terms, &c, apply to
S r. HtRscH
-FoR SM.F.--A good buggy and harness.
All complete. Almost new, and will sell
cheap. J. Cox.
Just received lot Of fresh lemons at
r H. NoRTHCuTTs
Marietta is to have a new planning mill
and lumber ward Messrs. VIII and Tom
Edmonston have bought from Messrs Rey
nolds and McClatchy the old printing of
fee building and the brick warehouse now
! occupied by Mr. j Spilman as livery sta
BILE, on Powder Springs street fronting the
W. Il A R. r., for So, 800 aud VIII move
the machinery of the planning mill at Austell
to this place Mr. Miller we learn, will be
associated with them as building contractor
My saies Of ga9ses tor the past three
weeks have been 50 large ! haze LCan com
PEELED to order new supply Of oren and
top buggies end-spring and side bars These
buggies must be sold to make room for cot
ton. b. II. LFGG
r l.. Northcutts is the place to get
fresh melons cheap.
The tax digest of Cobb county received
by the Comptroller yesterday was very
remarkable work Mr.. Reid, the Receiver
IS blind man, ang deseryea eteat ceadil
for the showing made This digest shows
an increse in taxable property Of $184 54S
The manual work on digest was performed
by Mr. W. J Dobbs, the Receivers assist
14,-Alapfa Constitution
-Parasols ana taas at WeE York cost
at Hirschs.
-25 Cigars given to the man with the
best grip at Sessions, Handy & Co.
Our customers will please come and
gave Cheir noles isr gRala and supplies
A. A. FLETCHER u Co.
We would be glad to see Cobb county
have as good a display at the Piedmont
Exposition as practicable This fair will
be the largest ever held in the State and it
will a4old m eyoellent opportunity to adj
yertise the minerals, agricultural products,
manufacturing industries, &c. VIII not
some effort be put forth TO do this
-Messrs L. Black & Son have sold their
two story shop, in rear Of the Journal office
for s. 600 and, we learn it is to be occu-
picd By Mr. j. Spilmau, as livery stable
The co ner Hdio rios mss been houglt by
L. Black d Son from DR.. Reynolds for 500
and they viii build shop thereon, so as to
be nearer their planning mill.
-Brer Rabbit and Grand Republic cigars
at r. l.. Northcutt's the best five cent
lisers in town
Mr.. Ed Eowlers grocery store in At
lanta was burgIarized on last Monday night,
and several boxes OF cigars cigarettes and
some groceries were stolen. -Four dollars
in the money drawer was also secured. The
,hogec entered by breaking out one of the
large glass doors "a font AM crawling
through the hole.
Many a signing girl thinks she cannot
do without a husband, and when she does
sc. ,Da she finds out, alas that she cant
do nothing with hum 9iacQg Doily Ne,os.
Well, we know of some who do nothing,
! but the husband he has IS do something or
buy the millinery on credit
.-Aa first page Of the Journal we pub
ish q speech dei,se,ad by Senator J. }.
Northcutt. Joe is making a inc recofa in
the Legislature and fully meeting the eX-
pectations Of hi, many friends. He is able,
considerations and upright and will do to re-
ly on.
If you want fresh melons and country
produce. be sureand 90 to r. l.. Northcutts.
Special low prices to boarding houses
| Ia want Of furniture at Hirschs.
Mrs. P W. Aie4ander has sold her
beautiful two story brick dwelling and six
acres Of ground for $4,000 to Mr.. L. J
Pomeroy, Of Holyoke Mass Including the
! othe. lots sold Off, this property has netied
Mrs Alexander aao4t $1,000 Marietta
real estate is on a solid basis.
Mrs. A. H. Fairfield, we learn, has
bought a lot on Dallas street, this side of
Mr. r. Def Lawrence place and will
bDili !. handsome residence thereon. The
| architects are now preparing the p!3n SAe
paid $500 for six acres.
MIR c. G. Kiser desires to close out his
present stock in the next forty days and
offers goods at your own price Now is the
time 10 get bargains He has stock that
is excellent in every respect, which it is
well for you to call and examine.
I
very best hour you can get1it by calling Oh
r L. Northcutt Ask tor the Lotus brand.
-MoNEY TO Loan We can make loans
of money at reasonable rates upon either
town Or farm property.
JOE b ALEXANDER,
GEo. +. GoBER.
Sessions, Handy y Co. ere gnll hoaa-
quarters for Rice